anuptalwalkar

4 ms·

1.
by anuptalwalkar 19d ago
Thanks for the reply. would that be against some GDPR policy, not that should be a concern in the beginning, but something to think about 'wipeouts'. I struggled with deletion and clean ups a lot and found that is the hardest part
2.
by anuptalwalkar 19d ago
A few questions - Are these read only? how do you relay ownership? If a rogue agent goes and deletes files for example, how would the system treats that error? I recently open sourced Recall https://github.com/Polign/re
3.
by anuptalwalkar 19d ago
I wrote this with a primary goal in mind to share facts and context across Agents. It is open source and the way this works is by defining the typed memory around default predicates ex - https://github.com/Polign/recall&
4.
Show HN: Typed agent memory with corrections and history(github.com)
1 points by anuptalwalkar 19d ago|1 comments
5.
by anuptalwalkar 23d ago
I got tired of setting up various vectorDBs for performance and benchmarking, so I wrote this universal transfer setup to move and replicate vectors and metadata across databases. It runs locally. Through UI, there is also a way to connect
6.
Show HN: Vector transfer project, replicate vectors/metadata across databases(github.com)
3 points by anuptalwalkar 23d ago|1 comments
7.
Cost of running agent memory/vector search(polign.com)
2 points by anuptalwalkar 27d ago|0 comments
8.
by anuptalwalkar 28d ago
Interesting concept. Do you have some demos of any use cases? Curious why you chose github for memory.
9.
by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago
I hear you. It at least works in chrome, being Google after all. I would imagine someone would let gemini or whatever aws is using to run wild and say 'fix everything in the UI'. It wouldn't be the worst idea of the year.
10.
How is AWS console so broken?
1 points by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago|3 comments
11.
by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago
Yes, its likely the keyword search problem. I had decent experience (including benchmark and recall testing) to use the hybrid search. You can check my demo - https://demo.polign.com which has about 12.5 million wikipedia passag
12.
by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago
The policy layer you’re describing lives in the harness, and yes, it changes over time. What I wanted to showcase is polign_db underneath with typed records, hybrid index, attached to your bucket. You can swap your memory design without mig
13.
by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago
I kind of agree with your assessment. Running models not just on local, but cheap and lightweight frameworks will drive the next phase. Not trying to plug, but I do't know any other way. I wrote a piece couple of days ago on small mode
14.
by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago
Thanks, is the concern being non-starter on the trust side? the binary makes zero outbound calls. It talks to your bucket and nothing else, and that's verifiable with egress monitoring. I'm putting up a security page that spells i
15.
by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago
When I started, I was using what was available out in the world. The vector dbs I used and even the first version I built weren't really optimized to use RAM and resources conservatively. One of the aspects of Polign is it's optim
16.
by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago
It's wordplay. I wanted it to be lightweight like pollen, but carrying all the information you need to build on top of it. The 'align' part nods to the core vector search aligning with your queries.
17.
by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago
Thanks for taking a look. Yes, I kept it closed source for now. I'll mention that on the page. Litestream with SQLite would solve some of these use cases, and backing up to S3 or GCS works well. Here I was focused on more dynamic workl
18.
Show HN: A lightweight, stateless database for agent memory(polign.com)
36 points by anuptalwalkar 1mo ago|14 comments
19.
by anuptalwalkar 2mo ago
This is a simple conversation involving ‘what abouts’ and divert your attention to delay public transit build. In the end you waste long enough time to defend it to delay investments in affordable housing and public transit, both. You then
20.
by anuptalwalkar 3mo ago
It is still down
21.
by anuptalwalkar 11mo ago
Is this a joke?
22.
by anuptalwalkar 11mo ago
TIL he is Mira Nair's son!. The namesake has a special place in my heart.
23.
by anuptalwalkar 2y ago
Thats just over 88 hours.
24.
by anuptalwalkar 2y ago
Universal fees for cause always start with specific cause, and then after a few years some bill sneaks in to repurpose those funds to something else.
25.
by anuptalwalkar 3y ago
I have been using the 1 second a day app from 2016. Today will be the 8th year of my journey, and it feels very nice to look back at the compiled videos. I don’t remember life in 214/15 because of much stress, but 16 onwards is a color
26.
by anuptalwalkar 3y ago
> leaders tucked away in offices make a lot worse decisions than leaders close to nuts and bolts… Does this the argument applies to this current ‘Return to office’ movement?
27.
by anuptalwalkar 3y ago
Couple of years ago I saved about 14 mn of revenue per year for my company. I got a 250$ bonus for it.
28.
by anuptalwalkar 3y ago
John day! I visit this place almost every summer. Its remote with true dark sky and almost no cell range. You can find some truly gem of places to see around here. My good memories from 2017 solar eclipse are still etched into my brain:)
29.
by anuptalwalkar 3y ago
Ugh , wait till you hear about green card process for Indians. Despite living here legally for past 15 years, I might have to wait for another 10 to just get permenant residency. And if it is going to be this hard, why do I have to pay soci
30.
by anuptalwalkar 3y ago
My current experience in FAANG for last decade has been anecdotally similar. I have come to one conclusion about people and I put them in 3 categoties- 1. one who have tons of ideas and just enough motivation to implement them. 2. One who

More ›